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[QUOTE="Jimmy!, post: 198411, member: 21266"]
Now I know you weren't soliciting aid from us man-folk so feel free to ignore me :silly: but .......Ideally if you could beg, borrow or steal :debil: a 4s mini just to work on the basics you'd be much better off IMHO. That said and speaking as one who has a TTR-250 in the garage, it's VERY beginner friendly. Very mild power delivery, it won't load up or misbehave going 3mph for 20 mins at a time, the brakes aren't too grabby(though they are good), light clutch pull and the e-start takes all the starting worries out of the picture. worrying about stalling can be a huge distraction to a new rider, but with e-start that goes away. The only thing that could be tricky is your friend might have a little trouble reaching the ground at a stop. I think that motoring around on easy terrain, the weight won't be a huge issue.

But most important, like blackhawk468 said is which ever she's most comfortable with. And have fun! :)

As gar as gear goes, that's a judgement call. But in order for a helmet to do it's job it needs to fit properly.

that's my $.0000002 anyway :confused:
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